Books/Publications
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The article was published in June-2015 edition of Tea time With Testers. You can read the same along with other testing related articles by downloading the magazine here. Given the web context, I decided to include the full text of the article on my website as well. This is the first article in my series
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This is the third installment in the Notes on Test Automation series. So far I have published one article in this series about Test Encapsulation, which focuses on making tests the most powerful part of a framework, and one about Distributed Testing Models, in which various types of implementation of distributed testing and their pros/cons were discussed. In this
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In the first article – Test Encapsulation – published in the Q3/2010 edition of Testing Experience, I explained how the design of a test automation framework (from now on referred to as TAF) should start by thinking of tests first and then the surrounding features. In this article I’m going to address another challenging area in the design of TAFs
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Test automation is one of my favourite subjects as a software tester. I have been planning for long to write a series – “Notes on Test Automation” – through which I can document and share my learning from designing and implementing test automation frameworks as well based on the literature I read for the purpose
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I co-authored an article with Durvesh Raut on WinDbg (Windows Debugger) for the Q3’2010 edition of Security Acts magazine. The article is an introduction to using WinDbg for user mode and kernel mode debugging and crash dump analysis on the Windows platform. Introduction (from the published article) Security testing has become an important part of
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My article on File Fuzzing, which deals with software testing via corruption of file contents, has been published in the Feb’10 edition of Security Acts magazine. The magazine is a free download available from the Security Acts website after a small registration process. Rahul Verma
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